The Brand Fashion Girls Will Buy All Their Jewellery From This Season

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Many of our fashion rituals have fallen by the wayside this year: Our collection of high heels has entered semi-retirement, and our fancy dresses have barely left their wardrobe sanctums. There is, however, one sartorial practice that we’ve outright refused to give up, even amid lockdown, and that’s wearing beautiful jewellery.

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Jewellery has the power to make you feel elevated and instantly pulled together in a few seconds flat. And never before has this been so important. While we may not have gotten to wear the clothing we perhaps would have liked over the last few months, jewellery provided us with some comfort. Even when we found ourselves repeatedly donning our (albeit chic) loungewear, we relied on our jewellery to give our daily wares some much-needed polish. It’s amazing what wearing a pair of chic hoops or cherished necklace can do for your self-esteem. As such, we’ve found ourselves looking for new pieces to add to our jewellery repertoire; pieces we know we’ll love and wear for years to come. Thankfully we’ve found the perfect edit of jewels in Astrid & Miyu’s new Gaea Collection

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At a time when we’ve all come to appreciate nature in a more poignant way, Astrid & Miyu has created a celebration of all things outdoorsy, channelling it into its latest jewellery offering. Drawing divine inspiration from Gaea, the Greek goddess of earth and nature, Astrid & Miyu’s capsule of timeless treasures features ornate flora detailing. Petals adorn necklaces, delicate buds hang delicately from earrings, and botanicals are pressed into coin medallions, much like you would in a well-leafed book to preserve their beauty.

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Designed to blend seamlessly with your existing jewellery archive, the Gaea Collection can be layered in a multitude of ways. Chunkier chains are softened with fine strands; ears can be curated with an array of studs, cuffs, hoops, and barbells; and rings can be positioned atop or next to one another without looking too bulky.

As for the quality, anyone who has already invested in jewellery from Astrid & Miyu will tell you that the level of artistry comes as a welcome surprise, given its affordable price tags. We ourselves have worn Astrid & Miyu on rotation for years and can confirm our items look just as good as the day we first wore them.

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So, whether you prefer your jewellery strong and statement or delicate and subtle, Astrid & Miyu’s Gaea Collection has all of the season’s top jewellery trends ticked off. Scroll below to see our favourites and start forming your own wish list.

SHOP ASTIRD & MIYU'S GAEA COLLECTION

Maxine Eggenberger
Deputy Editor

Maxine Eggenberger is Who What Wear UK’s deputy editor and has over thirteen years of experience in fashion journalism. She been creating engaging and elevated style content specifically for Who What Wear UK since 2018, covering runway reports, emerging trends, long-form features, self-styled shopping stories and columns, including her edit of the best new-in buys. She ensures the highest editorial standards are met across the site, leads the editorial team in their SEO strategy and keyword planning, works closely with the beauty team on content initiatives, represents the brand at industry events, and regularly contributes to social media, including her own Who What Wear UK TikTok franchise, French Style Fridays. Previously, Maxine appeared on ITV's This Morning in her own fashion segment and has interviewed countless celebrities—everyone from Victoria Beckham to Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o.

Prior to Who What Wear UK, Maxine’s career began when, after completing her first-ever internship at Look magazine, she was offered a position on the brand's fashion desk. She accepted, leaving university a year early in the process. Her passion and natural talent for writing and styling meant she swiftly rose through the ranks to become the title's fashion news and commercial content editor, with a stint as InStyle.co.uk’s fashion and beauty writer along the way. She later served as Look’s acting Editor in Chief, overseeing both print and digital, before embarking on a successful freelance career, working with Grazia, The Pool, and Marie Claire amongst others.

Maxine is based remotely from her countryside home near Edinburgh where she spends her downtime renovating her house, walking her dogs, hosting friends and trying to master the art of making Old Fashioned cocktails.